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Shelters are often inundated with pet surrenders, and do not want to provide a simple outlet that takes away the obligation of responsible pet ownership. Therefore, they would prefer that people try hard to find a solution before resorting to surrendering their pet to a shelter. If you must find a new home for a pet, please try posting to our adoption portal before placing the burden on the shelter. Direct adoptions work well and allow everyone to share in the accountability of their community!

Animals In Need Fund
Nipomo, CA
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The Animals In Need Fund is a non-profit 501c3 corporation dedicated to the health and wellbeing of cats and dogs. It is our mission to reduce animal suffering by:
* Preventing over population with our low/no cost spay-neuter programs
* Rescuing high risk cats/kittens from the county shelters and rehoming them through our partnership with PETCO
* Providing no interest loans to qualifying families whose pet is facing a medical emergency
* Our commitment to community outreach and education
The Animals in Need Fund continues to evolve and add new programs every year. When we began in 2008, our main mission was to intercept stray cats and dogs brought to us by Good Samaritans and San Luis Obispo County Animal Services. We still provide this service, but have become so much more.
We are very proud to offer $20 copay feline spays and neuters to everyone regardless of financial standing. We are able to schedule both during the week and the 3rd Sunday of every month when we hold our monthly high volume spay/neuter clinic. In addition to cats, we also offer low cost spay/neuter services for most canines. Financial hardship must be proven to qualify. We also secured a grant specific to the two breeds representing the highest occupancy of our local shelters, Pit bulls and Chihuahuas. We are thankful we are able to offer low/or no cost assistance in the altering of these breeds, thus saving lives down the road.
Through our partnership with the Five Cities Homeless Coalition, AINF is able to reach the pets of our underserved community. We participate in quarterly events each year where homeless owners can bring their canine companions for health exams, pet education, vaccinations, flea treatment, and receive a spay/neuter voucher. By altering and vaccinating the companions of homeless individuals, we are insuring the safety of the community, while protecting and providing security for both pet and owner.
In addition to our community programs, we provide loans for families lacking the ability to fund a pets catastrophic health crisis. These are no interest loans which can be paid back at a rate that is within the individuals financial means. This offers owners an option, avoiding a heart-wrenching decision of surrendering or euthanasia of a beloved furry family member.
We are always growing and on the lookout for ways we can further solidify & protect the human-animal bond.
Address:
525 Sandydale Drive
Nipomo, CA 93444
Call Us: 805-619-0588
Email Us: [email protected]
* Preventing over population with our low/no cost spay-neuter programs
* Rescuing high risk cats/kittens from the county shelters and rehoming them through our partnership with PETCO
* Providing no interest loans to qualifying families whose pet is facing a medical emergency
* Our commitment to community outreach and education
The Animals in Need Fund continues to evolve and add new programs every year. When we began in 2008, our main mission was to intercept stray cats and dogs brought to us by Good Samaritans and San Luis Obispo County Animal Services. We still provide this service, but have become so much more.
We are very proud to offer $20 copay feline spays and neuters to everyone regardless of financial standing. We are able to schedule both during the week and the 3rd Sunday of every month when we hold our monthly high volume spay/neuter clinic. In addition to cats, we also offer low cost spay/neuter services for most canines. Financial hardship must be proven to qualify. We also secured a grant specific to the two breeds representing the highest occupancy of our local shelters, Pit bulls and Chihuahuas. We are thankful we are able to offer low/or no cost assistance in the altering of these breeds, thus saving lives down the road.
Through our partnership with the Five Cities Homeless Coalition, AINF is able to reach the pets of our underserved community. We participate in quarterly events each year where homeless owners can bring their canine companions for health exams, pet education, vaccinations, flea treatment, and receive a spay/neuter voucher. By altering and vaccinating the companions of homeless individuals, we are insuring the safety of the community, while protecting and providing security for both pet and owner.
In addition to our community programs, we provide loans for families lacking the ability to fund a pets catastrophic health crisis. These are no interest loans which can be paid back at a rate that is within the individuals financial means. This offers owners an option, avoiding a heart-wrenching decision of surrendering or euthanasia of a beloved furry family member.
We are always growing and on the lookout for ways we can further solidify & protect the human-animal bond.
Address:
525 Sandydale Drive
Nipomo, CA 93444
Call Us: 805-619-0588
Email Us: [email protected]
Do you need to find a loving home for your pet?
No-kill shelters do wonderful work, but as a result, are often inundated with pet surrenders. In the unfortunate scenario that you have to find a new home for your pet, please read through the rehoming solution and articles on this page before contacting the shelter.
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